Guest guest Posted March 24, 2008 Report Share Posted March 24, 2008 I am currently on Xolair through Blue Cross in California. I am fortunate for the moment to receive the drug as part of my " pharmacy plan " . I only have to pay the $20 copay. But, one, my doctor is beginning to balk at allowing the self-injection and, two, Precision RX SS constantly tells me with each re-fill that Blue Cross might begin to disallow self-injection, which would thus make the Xolair fall under the " Medical Office Visit " portion of my insurance. The difference would be $20 co-pay per month under the self-injection to 20% of the cost of each vile, about $100 per vile and $90 for each injection. So, I go from $20 a month to about $580 per month. In addition, I travel for a month or more at a time, so all my dosages would be delivered to my office thus preventing me from self-injection while I travel. Anyone else who faces a similar set of issues. Personally, I believe Blue Cross CA has used the " black box " warning to charge more for Xolair through the " medical office visit " part of their plan. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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